PHILADELPHIA – The Sandy Rollman Ovarian Cancer Foundation is not only celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Sandy Sprint 5K Run/Walk on April 27, 2024, at the iconic Philadelphia Museum of Art but also its enduring commitment to advancing ovarian cancer research and providing a solid community for individuals impacted by the disease. Co-founded by Robin Cohen and Adriana Way, the foundation has been a driving force behind raising over $6 million to support crucial research and awareness initiatives.
The event promises a day filled with meaningful activities, including a survivor ceremony, captivating live performances, and more, all commemorating this significant milestone. Attendees can look forward to an emotional and empowering experience shared with others who understand the challenges faced by those affected by ovarian cancer. The event aims to raise funds and provide a platform for individuals to honor and remember loved ones who have battled or are currently battling the disease.
Supporters can easily register for the event online, with registration fees set at $40 for adults and $30 for children under 12. Participants are also encouraged to create personalized fundraising pages to raise additional funds and increase awareness about this important cause. Additionally, those unable to attend in person can contribute by texting “sandy sprint” to 50155 to donate, ensuring their support reaches the event even from afar. Join us in making a difference and celebrating two decades of impactful work in the fight against ovarian cancer at the Sandy Sprint 5K Run/Walk!
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